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remember when the pr guy who works for the fed, john -- also part of the "wall street journal", when he said there was a new easing, the market was up 15% from then until a day after the fed eased. we still have not topped the day after the fed eased closing price, and, look, today is october 1, first day of a quarter, what happens the first day of a quarter? new money comes in the market. if the market -- i don't know what it's doing now, but if it can't hold up, if the s&p and nasdaq can't hold up on the fair day of the quarter, we're heading lower. ashley: dan, do you disagree? >> one word i want to focus on in the fed statement, and that word was " indefinitely," and when you think about the easing compared to prior ones, they are open minded and very fearful about the fragility of the recovery while, you know, gdp is obviously an average of a lot of different things. corporate profits remain somewhat solid, though i think, you know, they could be fading a little bit, but there's also the amount of money that's been invested by corporations in productivity enhancements. i mean, i
remember when the pr guy who works for the fed, john -- also part of the "wall street journal", when he said there was a new easing, the market was up 15% from then until a day after the fed eased. we still have not topped the day after the fed eased closing price, and, look, today is october 1, first day of a quarter, what happens the first day of a quarter? new money comes in the market. if the market -- i don't know what it's doing now, but if it can't hold up, if the s&p and...
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a brother who decides to send you an american greetings card two months after your actual birthday, john casonne. a big, shining light has just entered the studio with me, and that is david asman. david: waiting with baited breath to get their hands on this hour. let's just you and i talk, though, first about housing. because we got these kind of mixed signals this morning on housing. on the one hand, we had this enormous price pop, more than 11% prices went up on median home sales in august. this is the biggest price hike ever for home sales. but on the other hand, the actual sales themselves, the number of actual sales, buzz lower than -- was lore than expectations. -- lower than expectations. cheryl: i think there's a couple things going on. and i think it was a temporary blip as far as sales volume, i think you're going to see it pick up especially thanks to ben bernanke and 50-year lows on interest rates, hole ri cow. and a lot of those home-building stocks, my god, they're up 900, 200% -- 100, 200%. david: i've got to argue with you on one point, do you really think a two-tenths of
a brother who decides to send you an american greetings card two months after your actual birthday, john casonne. a big, shining light has just entered the studio with me, and that is david asman. david: waiting with baited breath to get their hands on this hour. let's just you and i talk, though, first about housing. because we got these kind of mixed signals this morning on housing. on the one hand, we had this enormous price pop, more than 11% prices went up on median home sales in august....
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liz: do you care who is running it at this point, whether it's john chambers or one of his minions? because there's so much discussion about when he's leaving, if he's leaving. he's been there forever. do you really care? >> well, you do care about the executive office and a company being well run, but this company has fantastic products, and it is really strong worldwide in its footprint. it's not going to go anywhere. if we get a resurgence in corporate spending on infrastructure, on the technology side, this stock looks really good. liz: let me throw this out at you, and it's not necessarily a dividend story, but it is a competitor study. what way, it's huawei. it's a chinese company, some would say they lifted a few pieces of intellectual property from cisco. they can't get government contracts, but does that concern you? >> well, any competition for a large company that dominates this space concerns us. that's one of the reasons why you've got to look at the stocks you own all the time versus, do you you know, what else you could hold. there is no buy and forget. you've got to
liz: do you care who is running it at this point, whether it's john chambers or one of his minions? because there's so much discussion about when he's leaving, if he's leaving. he's been there forever. do you really care? >> well, you do care about the executive office and a company being well run, but this company has fantastic products, and it is really strong worldwide in its footprint. it's not going to go anywhere. if we get a resurgence in corporate spending on infrastructure, on...
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john mccain, senator from arizona talking to us right here about real ideas. he tells us exactly what is going on as it pertains to how we get the country back in order. plus, very first u.s. ambassador to iraq, a lot of businesses who wanted to jump right in to help rebuild iraq because it can make them a lot of money. how has that come along. ashley: we look forward to it. the cme group, the nymex. let's begin, thank you for joining us at the nyse. look, the initial economic data was pretty miserable, but the market is not really responding. >> clearly nobody's paying attention to the u.s., it is all about china, the additional stimulus and all of that. traders really have found this market to be quite oversold taking the opportunity to ride on the back of good headlines because that is all that is driving us is headlines. make some money. i think they're taking a little bit of money off the table at the end of the day. ashley: are we due for a correction anytime soon? >> you're hearing a lot for people talking about corrections for what people would normall
john mccain, senator from arizona talking to us right here about real ideas. he tells us exactly what is going on as it pertains to how we get the country back in order. plus, very first u.s. ambassador to iraq, a lot of businesses who wanted to jump right in to help rebuild iraq because it can make them a lot of money. how has that come along. ashley: we look forward to it. the cme group, the nymex. let's begin, thank you for joining us at the nyse. look, the initial economic data was pretty...
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he was part of the group that got rid of john corzine. he was a good friend of his beard he joined hank paulson and john thorton. one of the interesting things he did right after he did after going to the new york stock exchange, he took down every single picture of growth -- grosso. john thain took down those iconic photograph. he then went to merrill lynch. again, very controversial. i would say he did some stupid stuff. when merrill lynch needed more capital, it was obvious that they were looking to make deals to get them more capital. he would say things are not so bad. he would spell the notion. when the firm fell into bankruptcy, it was bought by bank of america. guess what happened, he went out and try to pay himself a $10 million bonus. that was shot down. heavily criticized. guess what he did after that, disclosure. he redid his office with a $35,000 toilet. the eighth charlie gasparino thank you. everyone needs one. melissa: amazon is going back into the wine business. lori: let's look at metals as we go to break. gold is down.
he was part of the group that got rid of john corzine. he was a good friend of his beard he joined hank paulson and john thorton. one of the interesting things he did right after he did after going to the new york stock exchange, he took down every single picture of growth -- grosso. john thain took down those iconic photograph. he then went to merrill lynch. again, very controversial. i would say he did some stupid stuff. when merrill lynch needed more capital, it was obvious that they were...
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john roberts on the scene in virginia. john, how is it looking? i guess you don't know which way to turn, which campaign i pay attention to? >> there are a couple of hundred miles apart, but still same state, same day. governor romney was here the american legion home number 176 in springfield talking to veterans group. they talk about the potential effects of the looming defense cuts in virginia, it is estimated the state of virginia could lose 136,000 jobs in those events went through. it still remains all about the economy, all about jobs across the country in all the battleground states. yesterday they were in ohio, president obama talking about the idea that governor romney promised details on his tax plan, economic plan, but hasn't been able to deliver on those details at this point. governor romney is talking with the details because they will figure it out. governor romney today pounced on the lower gdp figures of 1.3%. reinforcing his idea, his argument this country can't afford another four years of president obama and that he, romney, w
john roberts on the scene in virginia. john, how is it looking? i guess you don't know which way to turn, which campaign i pay attention to? >> there are a couple of hundred miles apart, but still same state, same day. governor romney was here the american legion home number 176 in springfield talking to veterans group. they talk about the potential effects of the looming defense cuts in virginia, it is estimated the state of virginia could lose 136,000 jobs in those events went through....
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in what ways does it remind you of the 1980s, john? >> very early, 80 #,81, when the market was dealing with issues. they forced will on the policymakers, and i think that's happening over. that's why it's like that. we get the growth after it's done. lauren: can we ignore what's happening global? manufacturing in china, the u.k., and france. it's like the same as greece right now. can we ignore that? >> look, like we said, start in china. a couple weeks ago, we spoke about it here. we saw the chinese market drop 5% a week. it was not a blip on the radar screen here. last night, we see this news come out. they are, you know, manufacturing number is not great, but better than expected. that was positive news coming in here. i think what you are seeing in europe, and in france and, you know, we're going to see the same thing. they are not good numbers, but we know that there's just this almost endless support that we're seeing here. we shrug off the not so good numbers, rally on the good numbers, and that's the monetarn the market right
in what ways does it remind you of the 1980s, john? >> very early, 80 #,81, when the market was dealing with issues. they forced will on the policymakers, and i think that's happening over. that's why it's like that. we get the growth after it's done. lauren: can we ignore what's happening global? manufacturing in china, the u.k., and france. it's like the same as greece right now. can we ignore that? >> look, like we said, start in china. a couple weeks ago, we spoke about it here....
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governor john k. sec who took over as governor and unemployment was 9% at the height of the financial crisis. today 7.2%. today is fourth. how does he keep the picture improving? the term rock-and-roll hall of fame created here. we will be live all day tomorrow at the rock-and-roll hall of fame. the ceo on the unbelievable economic impact. $100 million come through the rock hall of fame. one of the top tourist attractions in the united states. we have a big surprise announcement from the rock hall of fame tomorrow. don't miss that. on friday the ceo on real-estate. we have got the warren buffett focus who turned his investment on cleveland. a rare interview with the chairman, president and ceo who does not do a lot of interviews. he started in in 1973 as a student employee and he has risen to be the ceo. that is the great american great cleveland story. we have mayor frank jackson and president mark shapiro, this is a great story in cleveland. ashley: got to let you get back to jimmy page. liz claman
governor john k. sec who took over as governor and unemployment was 9% at the height of the financial crisis. today 7.2%. today is fourth. how does he keep the picture improving? the term rock-and-roll hall of fame created here. we will be live all day tomorrow at the rock-and-roll hall of fame. the ceo on the unbelievable economic impact. $100 million come through the rock hall of fame. one of the top tourist attractions in the united states. we have a big surprise announcement from the rock...
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this is the type of guy john thain is. liz: you know what he got in the mail, their portraits off the wall from the boardroom. why is that necessary? >> why did he do that? liz: the seagram's people did that. and then they got rid of it. this is inside hollywood. they did. removing company history. that was huge history. charlie: that was one of the iconic moments in finance. remember, terrace attack new york city, basically take down the world trade center, destroyed the communications. verizon has its communication hub there. it is all down. down for a week. what does grosso do, he brings it back. liz: he is a relic. charlie: he did a great job. obviously, getting people, the tech people, involved. liz: puts the pictures back. charlie: duncan -- liz: where were they, in the basement? charlie: it was an urban legend. i checked today, it is not true. it has bounced around the floor of the new york stock exchange that thain erase or photoshop grosso's face and then put that 917 picture back. i am not believing that one. he
this is the type of guy john thain is. liz: you know what he got in the mail, their portraits off the wall from the boardroom. why is that necessary? >> why did he do that? liz: the seagram's people did that. and then they got rid of it. this is inside hollywood. they did. removing company history. that was huge history. charlie: that was one of the iconic moments in finance. remember, terrace attack new york city, basically take down the world trade center, destroyed the communications....
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john bolton former ambassador to the u.n. is here. i want you to characterize the overallstate of america's relationships and policy with the middle east. >> i think it's in a complete shambles. we failed to stop iran's quest for nuclear weapons and failed to stop the al qaeda terrorism in libya on september 11th, we failed to make any progress in the israel-palestinian peace process. we've seen the arab spring go badly wrong with the rise of islamist powers, all of which i think is a signal of declining american influence in the region. stuart: well, if you were in charge of foreign policy. if you were secretary of state in the unlikely event-- sorry, but what would you do? what would your policy be? >> well, you can't dig yourself out of a hole immediately, but i think what you make clear, that the united states will stand up for its interests and deal with the iran's quest for nuclear weapons and if they cross that line. stuart: bb netanyahu says they have enough for 2013. >> they can make sticks to eight nuclear weapons based on t
john bolton former ambassador to the u.n. is here. i want you to characterize the overallstate of america's relationships and policy with the middle east. >> i think it's in a complete shambles. we failed to stop iran's quest for nuclear weapons and failed to stop the al qaeda terrorism in libya on september 11th, we failed to make any progress in the israel-palestinian peace process. we've seen the arab spring go badly wrong with the rise of islamist powers, all of which i think is a...
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. >> i'm here with john from meridian equity partners. we're talking about the market. we're up 108 points. you've talked about momentum what we've seen with the market really gaining. what do you see going forward? what do you think? >> i think if you take a step back and look what we saw last week we had short-term profit-taking coming off the table here. i think this momentum in the market will continue to roll through. we have earnings season coming up. elections are coming up. many things on the calendar help move the markets higher and stay higher. investors keep thinking when will we reach the top, when do i start selling? you have to continue to be patient. we also say this on the downside move as the market moves higher and higher. wait for signals that show you it is time for selling. as of right now look for chart seeing lax six months of the market moved one way. tracy: that is funny. so many people on wall street will say the economy is not that great. fundamentals are not that great and yet you continue to see the momentum. you can't really fight i, right?
. >> i'm here with john from meridian equity partners. we're talking about the market. we're up 108 points. you've talked about momentum what we've seen with the market really gaining. what do you see going forward? what do you think? >> i think if you take a step back and look what we saw last week we had short-term profit-taking coming off the table here. i think this momentum in the market will continue to roll through. we have earnings season coming up. elections are coming up....
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he joins us from johns hopkins, author of "america the beautifu beautiful". doctor carson always a pleasure, welcome back. >> always good to be with you. imus: sir, if you were a young man, not that you're an old man, but a really young man again, just starting out. would you go to medical school and do what you did? >> well, you know, it's sort of a two-part answer. in terms of the excitement of medicine, the things that are being discovered, there is -- there are few things that are more exciting than that. so, yes, i would, but i would also be somewhat concerned because the costs are quite substantial. it's not unusual for a student to exit medical school owing in excess of $200,000 so they basically have a mortgage on their hands, plus, they still have internship and residentsy to go through in which they're not being paid large amounts of money. so it accumulates and becomes a burden. as a result of that, a lot of people tend to choose higher paying specialties, rather than primary care type specialties, even though their heart is in primary care. we nee
he joins us from johns hopkins, author of "america the beautifu beautiful". doctor carson always a pleasure, welcome back. >> always good to be with you. imus: sir, if you were a young man, not that you're an old man, but a really young man again, just starting out. would you go to medical school and do what you did? >> well, you know, it's sort of a two-part answer. in terms of the excitement of medicine, the things that are being discovered, there is -- there are few...
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dagen: thanks to former bb&t ceo john allison. scary is the operative word. connell: but a good interview. we have sir richard branson coming up in the hour, talking about when you should go to school or if you should skip class to start a company, go to space, all kinds of things. richard branson coming up in the hour. dagen: but first, walt mossberg is talking about which of the smart phones is better when it comes to maps. he reviews the google maps for android phones. and we're all winners here. here are some winners: connell: no we're not. [laughter] with all the opinions about stocks out there, how do you know which ones to follow? the equity summary score consolidates the ratings of up to 10 independent research providers into a single score that's weighted based on how accurate they've been in the past. i'm howard spielberg of fidelity investments. the equity summary score is one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. get 200 free trades today and explore your next investing idea. governor of getting it done. you know how to d
dagen: thanks to former bb&t ceo john allison. scary is the operative word. connell: but a good interview. we have sir richard branson coming up in the hour, talking about when you should go to school or if you should skip class to start a company, go to space, all kinds of things. richard branson coming up in the hour. dagen: but first, walt mossberg is talking about which of the smart phones is better when it comes to maps. he reviews the google maps for android phones. and we're all...
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john, new brunswick, canada, resumed normal operations following an explosion. the blast came when scheduled work was being done at a hydrogen plant. confidence among the ceo's here in the u.s. tumbled to a 3-year low according to the business roundtable. its ceo economic outlook index fell to 66% in the third quarter, from 89% in the second quarter. and shares of american greetings are surging today after the company received a go private offer from a group led by its ceo and the group is offering $580 million for the company. american greetings says it will form a special committee of independent directors to consider the proposal. that's the latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper. melissa: iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad took center stage today at the u.n. and not just his words stirring up controversy of the so is the tiling of his speech. today is of course the holiest day on the jewish calendar, yom kippur, the day of atonement. lou dobbs is here to weigh in on that one. quite a coincidence. >> i don't know if it is a i
john, new brunswick, canada, resumed normal operations following an explosion. the blast came when scheduled work was being done at a hydrogen plant. confidence among the ceo's here in the u.s. tumbled to a 3-year low according to the business roundtable. its ceo economic outlook index fell to 66% in the third quarter, from 89% in the second quarter. and shares of american greetings are surging today after the company received a go private offer from a group led by its ceo and the group is...
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global ceo john tyler giving you $750 billion of investment advice exclusively here with ashley in the next hour. count down to the closing bell is next. don't go anywhere.
global ceo john tyler giving you $750 billion of investment advice exclusively here with ashley in the next hour. count down to the closing bell is next. don't go anywhere.
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tracy: middleby has name as the main supplier of pizza ovens for big names like papa john's domino's and pizza hut. the company is branching out beyond pizza. jeff flock has more. jeff: we have something cooking this morning, middle beast is a company you probably haven't heard of but all of the big pizza companies, you know, the papa johns, the godfathers, all those guys, they make the ovens for those people. that's a classic company we like to talk to. the group president is joining us now. you have something that you revolutionized back in your day, the whole pizza oven thing. >> that was about 25 years ago and revolutionized the pizza business worldwide. jeff: take a look at your stock as well as the stock of the pizza companies out there. they have all flourished in this time. you are trying to take that and do the same thing for casual dining experience. what am i looking at it right here? what does it do? >> looking at our latest technology, for the casual dining operator, and it's the same concept as the pizza business. jeff: stick the food this one end -- stick the food in o
tracy: middleby has name as the main supplier of pizza ovens for big names like papa john's domino's and pizza hut. the company is branching out beyond pizza. jeff flock has more. jeff: we have something cooking this morning, middle beast is a company you probably haven't heard of but all of the big pizza companies, you know, the papa johns, the godfathers, all those guys, they make the ovens for those people. that's a classic company we like to talk to. the group president is joining us now....
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john nelson is the chairman and joins me now. quite a big change. quite a big change for you with the numbers. obviously no tsunami, fires or flooding in thailand, anything else that you did on the business side to really turn things around for the company? >> well, these results, frankly, are not of any surprise. 2011 was the worst catastrophe year for lloyd, second for the insurance market in history. a loss of 700 million in the first half of last year. that was a rather modest loss considering the impact. if you look at the numbers, we have basically catastrophe losses of about 300 million which plays 3 billion in the first half of last year. this is only half year. remember, in seasonal terms, lloyd biggest catastrophe exposure comes in the second half of the year. cheryl: let's talk about a couple other things. last time we were talking about vision 2012. you are talking about -- excuse me, 2025. thank you very much. you were talking about the vision for the company in the future. one of the things he told me you want to really expand to growt
john nelson is the chairman and joins me now. quite a big change. quite a big change for you with the numbers. obviously no tsunami, fires or flooding in thailand, anything else that you did on the business side to really turn things around for the company? >> well, these results, frankly, are not of any surprise. 2011 was the worst catastrophe year for lloyd, second for the insurance market in history. a loss of 700 million in the first half of last year. that was a rather modest loss...
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joining us to explain why, john burke, ceo of burke financial stratis about. what i love to this, this is back to old style peter lynch investing, invest in what you know. ashley: sin stocks. >> tracy, we're --. ashley: what the heck have i got myself into. tracy: because i knows i will ask about rick's cabaret. >> i can't help you there. we're getting a little concerned about the market because a year ago we had all these issues about the european economy and the american economy and of course emerging markets. fast forward today we're up 27%. all day we have the promise of good things to come. we're starting to get a little concerned especially with that fiscal cliff looming. ashley: is that the biggest threat? you mentioned d.c. continues to be polarized. as you mentioned the eurozone or global markets and emerging markets continuing to fade. it was same story as year ago as is now as you pointed out but what is the biggest threat? >> we think the biggest threat is the fiscal cliff. we have ceos out there delaying hiring decisions because if that fiscal cli
joining us to explain why, john burke, ceo of burke financial stratis about. what i love to this, this is back to old style peter lynch investing, invest in what you know. ashley: sin stocks. >> tracy, we're --. ashley: what the heck have i got myself into. tracy: because i knows i will ask about rick's cabaret. >> i can't help you there. we're getting a little concerned about the market because a year ago we had all these issues about the european economy and the american economy...
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two things, the unemployment rate in ohio has come down by quite a bit, as the republican governor john kasich will tell you. the economy there has turned around number one. and number two, i think you've got to say that romney is not resonating with middle class voters, they don't like his business background, don't like his policies. for whatever reason they're not thrilled with obama, it would be ridiculous to say that, but i think the middle class just doesn't like mitt romney. stuart: what would you advise mitt romney to do in the debates one week from now? >> not be super, super aggressive, but being dispassionate and explain in great detail why his prescription would help the economy. i think most people don't get it yet. they don't understand the romney prescription. he has time. i want to emphasize, the race is not over yet. plenty of money, two more unemployment reports to come three presidential debates. he has time, but he has to explain clearly why his plan is better. stuart: i've got one more thing i wish you could explain for me again. again in a poll in ohio out this mor
two things, the unemployment rate in ohio has come down by quite a bit, as the republican governor john kasich will tell you. the economy there has turned around number one. and number two, i think you've got to say that romney is not resonating with middle class voters, they don't like his business background, don't like his policies. for whatever reason they're not thrilled with obama, it would be ridiculous to say that, but i think the middle class just doesn't like mitt romney. stuart: what...
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then we take a look at john bob. it is a top turnaround stock. it is jumping. talking about a low debt to capital ratio. an experienced executive officer. you can see the stock is up over 60% right now. back to you. melissa: new york attorney general eric schneiderman on the lawsuit against jb morgan. alleging bear stearns misled investors. we will be right back. ♪ gecko (clearing throat) thank you, mr. speaker, uh, members of congress. in celebration of over 75 years of our government employees insurance company, or geico...as most of you know it. ...i propose savings for everyone! i'm talking hundreds here... and furthermore.. newcaster: breaking news. the gecko is demanding free pudding. and political parties that are actual parties! with cake! and presents! ah, that was good. too bad nobody could hear me. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. melissa: we have breaking news right now. eric schneiderman following a civil lawsuit against jpmorgan chase. jpmorgan chase said all this happened before the government had
then we take a look at john bob. it is a top turnaround stock. it is jumping. talking about a low debt to capital ratio. an experienced executive officer. you can see the stock is up over 60% right now. back to you. melissa: new york attorney general eric schneiderman on the lawsuit against jb morgan. alleging bear stearns misled investors. we will be right back. ♪ gecko (clearing throat) thank you, mr. speaker, uh, members of congress. in celebration of over 75 years of our government...
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we have this crazy debate saturday night with john stuart. [talking over each other] >> at george washington university. five minute but you see it on the net for $5 so even new will pony up the five. what it is is half the money we get goes to charity from the rumble and it is saturday night and day:00 and the rumble 2012.com is where you get it and give you can't you can watch when you want. stuart: you are a good man. >> don't ruin my image. stuart: no matter what they say. i appreciate it. don't miss tomorrow night fox business special coverage of the debate at 8:00 p.m. with neil cavuto. a new effort to hold banks responsible for the financial crisis. new york attorney general filed a civil fraud lawsuit against j. p. morgan of mortgage-backed securities packaged and sold by bear stearns. later this hour judge andrew napolitano joins us. is it the latest case of an overzealous prosecutor going after an unpopular target? 10:33 find out for sure. impact on j. p. morgan stock? nicole: stock is to the downside with j. p. morgan selling off w
we have this crazy debate saturday night with john stuart. [talking over each other] >> at george washington university. five minute but you see it on the net for $5 so even new will pony up the five. what it is is half the money we get goes to charity from the rumble and it is saturday night and day:00 and the rumble 2012.com is where you get it and give you can't you can watch when you want. stuart: you are a good man. >> don't ruin my image. stuart: no matter what they say. i...
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joining me now is john. you went through an entire decade were you recently made some significant cuts to get your health back in order. >> absolutely. we realized we wanted to get the budget back into structural balance. lori: what will it mean to you if the sequestration goes into effect? >> i think certainly we will look at the programs in the area getting scaled back. there are two phases to the fiscal cliff. one is the reduction of federal spending. the other is the impact of the tax cuts and those types of things. we are watching each of these federal programs. the main thing is the uncertainty that the states are dealing with. our biggest risk is the federal government. melissa: you are worried you will not be getting money from the fed? how would you make that up? would you immediately start cutting? >> absolutely. what the federal government would look at the programs and we would start to scale them back. certainly, that is not on the top priority. congress this duty is to determine the spending pr
joining me now is john. you went through an entire decade were you recently made some significant cuts to get your health back in order. >> absolutely. we realized we wanted to get the budget back into structural balance. lori: what will it mean to you if the sequestration goes into effect? >> i think certainly we will look at the programs in the area getting scaled back. there are two phases to the fiscal cliff. one is the reduction of federal spending. the other is the impact of...
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dennis: capital senior john brown worked with margaret thatcher. why don't we just cut tax rates 80%? >> i think there is evidence to show that tax rates to increase activity. certainly with margaret immediately dropped the top rate and tax from 92% to 40%. to reduce the foreign exchange controls 20 overnight. this had a huge impact on people. she was also into the air -- deregulation. and incubation for smaller companies. in the bidding for the new contracts, she forbid two years british telecom to be in the bidding. a chance for the new high-tech companies to take off. it had a tremendous effect. she was always very clear. sometimes wrong, but never in dow. she gave us rarity. dennis: i am not sure we see anything like those old plants from either candidate. the uncertainty that you are talking about, actually, it is more just the certainty of taxes going up. >> well, yes. i think actually worse than that is the uncertainty. for some people down, for some people the same, for some people up. there is no direction. no clarity overtax, regulations,
dennis: capital senior john brown worked with margaret thatcher. why don't we just cut tax rates 80%? >> i think there is evidence to show that tax rates to increase activity. certainly with margaret immediately dropped the top rate and tax from 92% to 40%. to reduce the foreign exchange controls 20 overnight. this had a huge impact on people. she was also into the air -- deregulation. and incubation for smaller companies. in the bidding for the new contracts, she forbid two years british...
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john thain denies it the gullible reporter or not. he wants to sell cit, and this is why you watched fox business because they giv we give you tht up-to-date stories. there's not that he is trying to sell or that he wants to sell, but that he cannot sell it right now. he has a huge problem on his hands. very difficult for cit to grow organically and by acquisition because it is on the fed watch list. still fell into bankruptcy, never paid back the government essentially stiffed the taxpayers. john thain came in afterwards and ran it. since then he is trying to rebuild it. doing a fairly decent job, but he can't really grow it because they're on this watch list. apparently he cannot sell it. all the banks he wanted to sell to, the u.s. banks, the big banks woul which you want to uss the ability to get in and run one of these institutions, they cannot write it because the bank regulators don't want these too big to fail banks to get even bigger and more systemically important and risky. that is one of the problems he has right now. righ
john thain denies it the gullible reporter or not. he wants to sell cit, and this is why you watched fox business because they giv we give you tht up-to-date stories. there's not that he is trying to sell or that he wants to sell, but that he cannot sell it right now. he has a huge problem on his hands. very difficult for cit to grow organically and by acquisition because it is on the fed watch list. still fell into bankruptcy, never paid back the government essentially stiffed the taxpayers....
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his name, john underhoffler and after the tech adviser that came up with all of those cool, techie-type gadgets we saw. >> he started his own company to turn science fiction into reality. >> ah! >> science nonfiction. >> starting 10, 12, 16 foot back from the screen, we can be accurate when pointing. >> john actually created technology you can in a manipulate with the use of your hands. you see in this video, gloves with sensors on fingers and backs of the palms of the hand. watch what he can do. >> moving left, moving left to right. up and down and in and out, control. >> it looks like the skyline of downtown los angeles, and he is maneuvering just using his hands and his fingers. it's just like what we see in movies like "iron man." robert downey jr. standing there, manipulating, bringing things together just with the move of his digits. >> i need the sound going -- >> gross level remote control here just with the hands. backwards. >> utilizes this technology to go through and play videos. >> how cool is it, for our show. >>> clumsy cat. [ laughter ] >> saying that sex sells. apparent
his name, john underhoffler and after the tech adviser that came up with all of those cool, techie-type gadgets we saw. >> he started his own company to turn science fiction into reality. >> ah! >> science nonfiction. >> starting 10, 12, 16 foot back from the screen, we can be accurate when pointing. >> john actually created technology you can in a manipulate with the use of your hands. you see in this video, gloves with sensors on fingers and backs of the palms of...
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dagen: john, good to see you. as always, thank you. connell: breaking news now. it is on the libor investigation. this is from the exclusive reporting from our own charlie gasparino. chuck grassley is launching an investigation into the libor manipulations. this is being started by the senator from iowa. they are turning up the heat on the treasury secretary tim geithner. barclays and other big banks and whether or not interest rates were fixed. a lot of this has been sent overseas until now. two senators starting an investigation to libor. let's move on. the economy certainly at a crossroads here with a fiscal cliff looming. our next guest, though, that people underestimate the positive impact we are seeing right now and housing. liz and sound are is in studio. what are we missing on housing? >> we have had a string of numbers. that factor has six years of a study drag on economy. only about 2.5% of gdp. i think people are underestimating the ripple effect to think like confidence. connell: what does it mean for the future? >> the numbers we have seen have been
dagen: john, good to see you. as always, thank you. connell: breaking news now. it is on the libor investigation. this is from the exclusive reporting from our own charlie gasparino. chuck grassley is launching an investigation into the libor manipulations. this is being started by the senator from iowa. they are turning up the heat on the treasury secretary tim geithner. barclays and other big banks and whether or not interest rates were fixed. a lot of this has been sent overseas until now....
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. >> tonya informs victoria the deal did not go down because the john rejected her. >> the scolding gives tonya the painful opportunity to see the true nature of victoria's character and agenda. >> what's she mad for? >> i don't know. she never talked to me like that. >> she didn't get the money. only thing she cares about is you getting that money. >> she never talks to me like that. >> i just heard it. >> she's exploiting you. she's using you to make money. if she really had connections or a modeling agency, stuff like that, investors, she wouldn't have you at the extended stay and all the other hotels that you've been at setting your body. you're a victim in all this. but the thing is we need to get you to see that and understand that. >> the team is about to wrap up when the undercover officer gets a call back from tonya's partner ellie. detectives clear out of the room and lie in wait for her companions. the agent makes a quick stop to retrieve a few items from victoria's room. when he tries to open the door, he finds the chain locked from the inside. >> hello. do i have to bust the
. >> tonya informs victoria the deal did not go down because the john rejected her. >> the scolding gives tonya the painful opportunity to see the true nature of victoria's character and agenda. >> what's she mad for? >> i don't know. she never talked to me like that. >> she didn't get the money. only thing she cares about is you getting that money. >> she never talks to me like that. >> i just heard it. >> she's exploiting you. she's using you to...
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kerry had picked john edwards. john edwards turned out to be another kind of mistake, but that's another story. what the media reported even fooled gephardt's campaign manager. >> i called up dick gephardt, and i said, dick, i know you can't talk about this. he said, it never happened. i said, dick, i understand you have to deny it to me and everybody else. he said, steve, it didn't happen. >> why wouldn't you believe him when he said so-so emphatically, there was no meeting? >> you absolutely must keep the conversation going on with the nominee and -- >> lying is okay in politics, running for office? >> lying is not okay unless you're asked an inappropriate question. >> politicians have always lied. >> i'm not a crook. >> i did not have sexual relations with that woman. >> the media used to give candidates privacy. even keep their secrets. they rarely pictured fdr in his wheelchair. they kept jfk's sexual activities secret. but now everything's game. that's a good thing. even though we reporters are obnoxious. >>
kerry had picked john edwards. john edwards turned out to be another kind of mistake, but that's another story. what the media reported even fooled gephardt's campaign manager. >> i called up dick gephardt, and i said, dick, i know you can't talk about this. he said, it never happened. i said, dick, i understand you have to deny it to me and everybody else. he said, steve, it didn't happen. >> why wouldn't you believe him when he said so-so emphatically, there was no meeting?...
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it will be john sftossel. who is with me. >> not surprised liberals watch that. >> what difference does that make? >> tells you if you want to reach an independent swing women voter by the house and guard chain, if you want to reach a republican leading less likely to vote independent swing mango by the golf channel. >> rove did research on blacks who might vote for bush many are christians who watch the tv preachers. >> in the name of jesus i command this debt out of my life. >> the road placed advertisements there. >> in ohio 2006 bush got 8 percent of the african american vote in 2004 he got 16 percent. we were able to identify a group of black african american voters who though their history was overwhelmingly democrat we had clues they might be reachable. >> this year they want to reach swing voters in these 10 states. >> you krcross out states. you can't win here. >> most of us don't count. i live in new york my state electoral votes will go to obama doesn't matter what i do. if all new york swing voters
it will be john sftossel. who is with me. >> not surprised liberals watch that. >> what difference does that make? >> tells you if you want to reach an independent swing women voter by the house and guard chain, if you want to reach a republican leading less likely to vote independent swing mango by the golf channel. >> rove did research on blacks who might vote for bush many are christians who watch the tv preachers. >> in the name of jesus i command this debt out...
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kerry had picked john edwards. john edwards turned out to be another kind of mistake, but that's another story. what the media reported even fooled gephardt's campaign manager. >> i called up dick gephardt, and i said, dick, i know you can't talk about this. he said, it never happened. i said, dick, i understand you have to deny it to me and everybody else. he said, steve, it didn't happen. >> why wouldn't you believe him when he said so-so emphatically, there was no meeting? >> you absolutely must keep the conversation going on with the nominee and -- >> lying is okay in politics, running for office? >> lying is not okay unless you're asked an inappropriate question. >> politicians have always lied. >> i'm not a crook. >> i did not have sexual relations with that woman. >> the media used to give candidates privacy. even keep their secrets. they rarely pictured fdr in his wheelchair. they kept jfk's sexual activities secret. but now everything's game. that's a good thing. even though we reporters are obnoxious. >>
kerry had picked john edwards. john edwards turned out to be another kind of mistake, but that's another story. what the media reported even fooled gephardt's campaign manager. >> i called up dick gephardt, and i said, dick, i know you can't talk about this. he said, it never happened. i said, dick, i understand you have to deny it to me and everybody else. he said, steve, it didn't happen. >> why wouldn't you believe him when he said so-so emphatically, there was no meeting?...